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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-10
Beware Of limitations.

Gee that the trade mark SANTA Able Is on
very bottle. Satisfaction guaraneeo OF money
sfnnded By JOHN s. CAPRoN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
There Will Be Frost In July

HUMPHREY, Neb., June p, 1887.
The weather for July, 1887, will
present unusual phenomena. The
month will commence fair. The I'd
Sd will give a dash Of wind and cloud.
with local rains. Higher tempera-
ture, 9Th, with cold areas and local
rains near the 6th,followed by cool
er, northerly winds; clearing and be-
coming warmer by the 10th to 18th,
| with local thunder-storms the 18th
wind changing by the 10th to hot
southerly, followed by cloud, and the
18th will present unusual phenomena,
followed by a cold rain-wave from
the north west; By the goth the sky
will become fair, with more norther
ly areas and higher elevations vii
be liable to have frosts. Cool wealth
err will extend till the 25th; clearer
and fairer weather for the remainder
| of the month.
The four problems of ~ the sun
spot cycle, (2) the SUMS corona, g
the corona's true relation to thu
earth's heat, ~ the sun and planeta
ry circular-moving belts and thei
changing positions, r vexed sub
jects to the molecular school Of mete
| orology. That theory affords NJ
tangible solution. Just now any so
luton that would be plausible frou
that standpoint would be hailed witt
delight, but to the Astronomical
school of meteorology these prob
lens are plain facts and form ths
true basis of the subject.
Z. ]. Couch,
Meteorologist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
F1re All CoIumbia. MO

COLUMBIA, Mo-, June 2S.-A dis
astrous fire occurred here last night.
1t broke out about $3.50 O'Clock in a
brick building on University street,
occupied by the wall paper store OF
W. A. Hatton, and swept north, con-
Stunning two two-story brick build.
ings and n three-story brick build
ing. the property of j. S. Moss. The
buildings were valued at about So
600, insured for $1,000, as follows:
In the Boone County Home Mutual,
$1,000; Insurance Company of North
America, $4,000.
Two other buildings belonging to
the same party were damaged consid-
erably. They were insured for s..
900, the Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company carrying $4,000, and the
North British and Mercantile 1000.
The damage end loss on stocks OF
goods is about $1,000, the principal
losers being Chas. Matthews, bard
ware: F. W. Peck. drugs; w. A.
Hattou, wall paper and pictures.
The loss was more than covered by
| insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Condensed kilograms.

A vein of coal has beeen struck al
Shelbyville, I'll.
Fire yesterday destroyed over loo
buildings at Hurley, Wis.
Jake Sharp was reported to be
dying yesterday evening II New
York.
"Lily" Langtry has located in Sar
Francisco and is preparing to sue foi
divorce.
The board of hangers of Insane
asylum No. 8 met at Nevada, No..
and elected officers for the ins,itu.
ton.
Albert Turner, who is to be hang.
ed at Louisville, Ky, on Friday, put
himself on exhibition yesterday at &
nickel a head. Over 1000 people
visited him.
The Missouri House Of Represen.
totives yesterday passed the s.swamr
angel" otherwise known al the
Richardson substitute for the com.
mittee railroad bill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
LACONICS.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
LADDoNIA, Mo-, June %, 81
Laddonians are as busy as bees pre-
parlng for the Fourth. Every man
woman and child is taking an inter
est in the celebration and will do al
they can to make it a success.
Miss Tom Haynes school closed
last Saturday at the Black Schoo
House. At night the school gave al
entertainment which was excellent
and far surpassed vi expectations
The recitations were we'll rendered
the music was excellent and the dia
logues well performed. Miss Tor
has taught an excellent school, ant
the pupils showed they had beer
well trained.
The town was full of people las
Saturdays; many came to attend tn,
horse sale Of Lucius Smith. Horse,
sold very high.
Mrs. Proyine hes returned from
visit to st. Louis.
Mrs. s. B. Runnels is visiting il
st. Louis.
Mr. james Hawkins and wife spenI
last week in Hannibal, Mrs. Ed
monson returned home with them
ANNE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Additional Committeeman,
Meteorologis


The following additional commit.
teemen on supplies and finance were
appointed last Saturday at a meeting
of the executive committee of the
ex-C Confederate association:
Sailing Township-Creed Smith, G.
A. Sans.
Wilson Township-A. B. Daniel
Jr., Geo. W. Ridgeway, j. B. Pool
Fielding Wisdom, John Showers, w
II White, W. B. Edwards and o. w
Smith.
Salt River-Dr. j. w. Settles, r
C. Graham, B. G. johnson, r. B
Worrell, Robt. johnson, Thomas A
Mcintyre, S. J. Smith, Wood Mad
dox.
Prairie-Thos. A. Bolts, A. D
Bledsoe, Lowry Smith.
Loutrc-Thos. Mitchell, Gelvir
Purves, John T. Harrison, VIM
Vivion.
Limo. j. Msxweli, S. ,
Wright, Thos. Ro5iaett and Jobr
M. Smith.
Cuivre-Capt. Alfred, S. B. Ely
Thos. B. Brown.
M,scelIaneous-Phil Quisenberry
j. M. Davis, DR.. Drake, Alb Harri
son, Geo. NJ. Wright, JDo. Davis
Locke Cree, Brush Brown, Josf
Potts, w. F. Roberts, J. K. Moore
DIR. F. G. Brown, Jas. Burt, A. G.
Adams, JAS. White, Chas. Adams
DIR. Phae Black. ii. Burt, r. II. Ed
wards, Allen Boyce ard Heske'
Brown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

JEFFERSON DAVIS pronounees the
flag letter pa,i,orting to have been
written by him a forgery, Iedeea,
his views are precisely the reverse of
those expressed in the spurious let
ter, The Union troops, he Gays,
were all mustered into the Federal
service the States, as such, had no
troops in the war, and consequently
all military stores and trophies cap
tared became the property of the
General Government and subject to
the centro. of Congress only, MIR,
Davis does not seem to care a Con,
federate dollar whether the iisgs 90
back TO the South or are retained in
Washington.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Sick LIST.


Never before IN the history of
Mexico has there been SO much sick
hest in this city. Flux ia especially
prevalent in an asravated form. Fol-
lowing is a list of those sick, SO far
as obtainable:
J. b. Botkin, fever.
Mrs. NJ. e. Bolts, 1ux.
Mrs. Cardwell, flux.
Mrs. Bette johnson, fiux.
Little frankie Tucker, fiux.
Judge Sumner, iux.
Pete Cardwell, fax.
Little Ralph Buckner, summer
complaint.
Mrs. Lawhead, fever.
Mrs. Capt. Bryan, fever.
Sam Baskin, fever.
Mrs. Il. B. Heath is sick.
DR.. Crawford. of Worcester, is
very sick with pleurisy.
Mrs. Fenton, of near Cleveland,
Ohio, visiting Rev. Mathews, is very
sick.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Al the Derrick.

Work at the derrick has been re-
sumed in fine shape. The extra
tools needed, the absence of which
delayed work a week, have arrived,
and were put in the hole this morn.
ing. As soon as the well is cleaned
out drilling will be commenced again,
and when a depth of 1000 or 1900
feet is reached, casing will be put
down to shut out the water. Al
present the hole is about 500 feel
deep, and according to the opinion Of
experts in this line, indications FOR
natural gas are extr mely f~attering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Southern Extension.

IFViu 1Hc NcFaud WdH'
Mexico is engaged in a pull with
Springfield for the extension of the
Chicago & Alton road. Agitation OF
so important a matter helped Spring.
fields boom a little, but the Chicago
Times says Chicago & Alton folks
have no idea Of extending the branch.
If our Mexico friends really want
direct rail connection with the great
southwest they ought to join hands
with the metropolis OF this county.
Nevada gets left when heavy
stakes are in sight.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Executor,s Nafiee.

Notice is hereby given that LETT
tiers, testamentary with will attach
ed. upon the estate of John +. Brabant,
have been granted the undersigned,
John ]. Brabant, by the probate court
OF Audrain county, Missouri, bearing
date June Ia, 1887.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
TO me for allowance within one year
from date Of said letters, or they may
De precluded from any benefit Of such
estate; and If such claims be not exhib-
tied within two years from the date of
publication of this notice they will
be forever barred.
JOHN ]. BRABANT,
Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
The C. & AS Picnic.

BLOOMINGTON ILL.,, June 29.-The
Chicago & Alton management Monday
gave their 800 employees at Bloom
ington a grand picnic at Whining
ton. furnishing them the train.
The excursionists departed for the
picnic. 10 miles away, at $50 that
morning, Oh a train of Is coaches
and all the baggage cars required,
and arrived at Wilmington about 8.
All arrangements we're made for a jol-
w good time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

As WILL DO Teen by a letter in this
issue of the LEDGER, Mexico is to
have a big Sunday School convention
in 1888. Mexico has n we'll earned
reputation sill over the State 10,
hospitality, and ON the occasion Of
this convention every door in Mexi
co-exeept the one leading TO tbs
jaii-will be thrown open to The
thousand delegates and others whe
will be present. Every effort will
be made by our people to make the
convention q grand success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
hiSS0uri'S WGll-KROWl Pleasure Rsl
-AND--
FAMOUS MEDICAL SPRIhG
Randolph SDrill
B. F. HORTON, Proprieter.
-Four Miles West Of Huntsville, n
Wabash Western Railroad.

These Salt, Sulphur and Alurn-nt
Iron Springs r beautifully situsta& J
one of the most healthful reQjOabt
Missouri, neal the county-seat of1
dolph, n of the wealthfest and ~
thickly populated counties In North -
souri,. These Springs have been =
known for years to possess gres t In
tive virtues, and since the provislgt !
good and adequate hotel and bathl1lS
commodatioDs their reputation hsSlne!
spreading until they are now being }
ronized by health and pleasure seeeka'
from hundreds of miles away. \
The salt Springs have a daily fioW
O,OV0 gallons; and IL Is a demoustrt4'.
tact that bathing in them is equally I
ln~vigorating and health-impartinf "
sea baths. A good bath-house hasi N
erected at these springs, and have ~
especially efficacious in rheumatic 90
neuralgia troubles.
Thirty yards from the Salt Sprinehl
the Saline Sulphur Spripgs-an aftc!.
well reaching TO the depth Of over
feet. In all diseases of the stom!.
bowels, kidneys, bladder, urinary vi
gans, and diseases of females, liver ~
plant, dyspepsia and kindred tross.
these waters have been found 70 esS
ly aid recovery and effect cures w.:
all other remedies have failed. Tbe
of these waters it at once appsrens
increasing the appetite, while 9
same time wonderfully assisting
digestive powers, great advanta1s
also be found In cases of habitul 81
stipation, hemorrhoidal congesti011S
piles, and when combined with 49,
use-as in the bath-ail forms Of 80
ula, skin and venereal diseases. zaj
Pleasant drives are to be found
ing ! a most every direction fro9
Springs. There is a well-equipped w.
stable in connection with IN. z
nd hacks run TO and from all
The railroad station, however. u
over three minutes walk from tne
tel.
Hotel is in charge of good msne
and the table is supplied with ~
the market affords. Tho accom1
lions ar good, and charges -
moderate.
Waterin any desired quantity
ped according to directions.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
MEXlC0'S LUCK.
Our Reputation as u City OF Conven
lions Rapidly ln~creasng-A
Big Thing.

In response to a letter of invita-
ton sent from this city n short time
ago, n%umerously signed by promi-
nent citizens, the following has been
received from the chairman of the
executive committee of the Missouri
State Sunday School Association:
OFFICE CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE Conf
MIrTEE, Missouri STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION, FoR1sTELL, MIS-
souri,. June 25, 1S87-Messrs. j.
W. Higbee, J. NJ. Marmaduke,
W. FL. Turner, r. M. White
and others: Gentlemen, T have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of the eighteenth, signed
by you and over thirty more of the
good citizens of Mexico, inviting
to your city the next Annual Con-
vention of our State S. S. Associa-
ton. The invitation was read last
evening, at a meeting in St. Louis, of
our executive committee, and ae-
cepted by a unanimous vote, and
with sincere thanks for the cheering
promise to ''do all in your power to
make the convention a success
The committee felt much encouraged
by that promise SO kinkly expressed
in your letter and coupled with your
fatteripg and cordial invitation; and
on our part, we promise to recipro-
cate by our efforts to make the con-
vention the best ever held in the
State and a blessing to all who attend
or participate in it's proceedings and
the cause we represent. Again,
thanking you in behalf of the execu-
tive committee for your cordial invi-
%tation, and hoping the next owen
ton at Mexico June 5, 6, Z, 'sS, will
prove of greatest good to the Sab
bath school Cause throughout Mis-
souri,, | am, gentlemen,
Yours Sincerely,
j. FL. PARSONS, Chairman.
The convention was held at
Moberly this year and was q big
thing for the town, attracting hum
dreds of strangers to hat place
during the time it was in session
nearly a week. A bigger time than
ever is expected for Mexico next
yaar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Big Meeting Expected.

The citizens of Mexico and Au.
drain county are requested to NEE,
at the Court House on Saturday
evening, July End, at s O'Clock to
see if steps cannot be taken to es.
tablish at Mexico q large tobacco
factory. MIR. J. w. Lacy, Of Wright
City, q manufacture Of large exper.
fence, will explain the plans and re.
quirments Of the enterprise.
n. A. RrcKErTs, Pres.
+. Fl. MITCHELL, See'y.
Board of Trade.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Trusfee's Sale.

WHEREAS, John Earhart, q widns
by his deed oftrust, dated the 3Ist i'll
May, 1883, and recorded in trust rsfi
book Ton page 331, of the records m
recorders office in Audrain COUNT, y
of Missouri, conveyed to the under1kb
in trust, to secure the payment Of IA
tain promissory note therein desc4l
and interest thereon, tie followiakk
scribed real estate, situated in the II
ty of Audrain and State of MissoulAt
wit: lot three (3), block threeT31,audl
seven and eight z and 81, block safTy
in the town of Laddonia, as per piGi
said town on file and of record In tsI
flee of recorder of deeds in and fotll
Audrain county. And whereas, o.
has been made In the payment on
note, and the same is due and ust4t
Now, therefore,, at the request ctl
holder and owner of said note, and tn
cordance with the provisions Of ssid 4
OF trust, the undersigned will, ON
Friday. July Is, 1887,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. MI
5 O'Clock p. m. CT that day, at the n
front door of the court house, 10 fhst1
Of Mexico, Audrain county, Mo-, prim
to sell, at public tvendue, to the hlta
bidder for chash, the above destSI
property for the purpose of sstsba
said note and interest and the expeIlal
K ecuting this trust.
fl-tds B. B. TUREMAN, Trusat
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Thursday. July 81. 1897.
Administrators Notice.

j have this day taken charge of the
estate of a man killed by the Wabash
Railroad last week and supposed to be
named Hart" for the purpose of ad-
rainistering the same.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit them
for allowance to the administrator
within one year after the date, or they
may be precluded from any benefit OF
such estate, and / fsuch claims be not
exhibited within two years from this
date they will forever be barred.
This 18th day of June, 1887.
12-4t. WARREN B. MCINTYRE,
Pub, Id. Audrain Co., Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

A SMALL word-shoot of a new va
riety, transplanted in the fertile in
%tellectual soil of Chicago, puts out
branches rapidly and produces an
early crop of parts of speech which
adds largely to the volume of the yo-
cabulary, though perhaps not to its
elegance. Thus, from Doodle and
boodlers is produced in Chicago
boodling, with a prospect of Doodle
ize, boodlish, boodlement, and 50 on,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

DIR. NJ. Bitter leaves to-day for
Marshall, Mo. He has bad a months
good business here, and has given
general satisfaction. He has been
especially kind to the poor, giving
oil glasses who could not afford
to pay for them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

"a ROBIN has built a nest in the
mouth Of one of the Parrot guns
that ornament the burial plot of the
Maquoketa (Iowa) Grand Army
Post" As soon as this reaches the
ears Of Gen. Tuttle, that robin will
be fred out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

IT is peculiarly astonishing that,
so soon after Mr.. Sherman spoke in
Illinois, the crops Of that noble State
are assailed by ravenous insects.
Possibly Mr.. Sherman has the power
Of producing large crops without be-
ing able to protect them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
Secretary Board Curators.
University OF Ms~@

"The Secretary of the Board of(h.
tors shall cause to be TRANSMITTED mi
Clerk of each County Court inthies
a certificate, stating the numbersli
pills that each county is entitled i Y
to the State University the next
lastic year, WHICH CERTIFICATE sssei
PUBLISHED BY EACH COUNTY CLkar, \,
Two WEEKS, in a newspaper p1hi5I
in such county. The expense az
to be allowed by the County Courl1I
paid for out of the County TreasEl
Persons desiring to enter The
University at Columbia or Rollss.Su
required to make known their intoioI
to me on or before September |, 1El
Catalogues of the University w
had on application to the uniua|
Librarian Columbia, Mo-, or at III
fee, or at the office of the Oh,
School Commissioner.
J.. v. WILLIAMS,
Clerk County Courk
1927. Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

JoEP. J~oHNsToN,o of Jefferson City,
has received a handsome recognition
at the hands of the administration at
Washington. There is not a more
worthy young Democrat in the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

Crow Chapel, al elegant M.
E. Church, was dedicated south
sestof Mexico Sunday by Rev.
McAnally, of ST. Louis. An
unprecedented crowd was pres.
emit and the sermon was . mas
terly effort. Even a larger mum.
Der would have been present from
Mexico il conseyances could have
been secured. There rs enough to
eat 10 feed double the crowd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

A. Zimmerman, the saddle and
harness maker of Martinsburg, has
an advertisement in the LEDGER. If
you want anything in his line you
can do no better than to call on him.
He understands his business and
carries a fine stock Of goods.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
UNIvERSITJ
Or THE
State OF MISSOl
COLUMBIA, BooNR Corr.
lima 0Nt.,Nl

COLUMBIA, BOONE Corr
June 2Oth
To the Clerkof the Audraia Corr
SHIT is my duty To ;nes
that, under the provisions w
of the General Assemble wa
April |, 1872, (yide session 49,
PIP. 1853, and Rev. Stat. 1879 "
1865, your county is entitled
to the departments of the Ss.s
versity at Columbia and o..
ring the year ending Jupe Sir y
students. between the ages
and twenty-five years.
Under the rules adopted bv 4
Of Curators, students ''shalf 49,
good moral character, and shan
satisfactory examination in ~
ply, reading, writing, arithm.S
geography" and must paw the \! =
scrlbed by said Act, to-wit. on s1
lating, an entrance fee of ten
and contingent fee of ave doIl.r2@
a like contingent fee mt the -
of the second half year, msi5s.
whole annual charge twenty
whtch must bepdid BY eveyy stsds
cept regularly ordained ministss.
gospel, belonging to any of TIA
religious denominations of thi.s NJ
and. INDECENT young men prepayls n.
the ministry. For the schooIa IN
and Medicine and Engineering. tx.
nual charge is forty dollars. escb, 4
session of all the Department.
the presidency of SAMUEL s. IN
LII. d., will begin on.
Second Tuesday, (13tiD Of Ssp,us
and will continue until the iirst NO
day Of June (7th,) I8SS--except ~
the School of Mines and Metall6ss
Rolla, which will begin and e1l.
week later.
Ample pr vision has been ms1A,
education and care Of young va
all the classes OF the University ID
course of study specially adophS
them has been adopted. See csEI
1867, pages 90 to 50 and 1872 to M
l beg to call your attention 70 1{s
pended extract from the Law a
subject.
You will please, after pivirsl.
weeks publication to this cerf5
tronsmit to me, on or before Sent
lst, a list of the names of all the ! b
of your county who intend to m.f
plication for entrance into the IN
sity at the commencement of IA
session.
If such a list is not transmitta6 :
dents from other counties will a
ed to enter in lieu of those 10 ~
your county is entitled.
Board can be had in clubs Ia ~
lege buildings for male studss
1925 per week; in private famiFs
$500 to $500.
i am very respectfully,
your obedient servant
j. Ell. DRUWTar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The Chicago Times knows about
as much about what the directors of
the G.. 6 A. Railroad propose to do
about any extension as the Mexico
LEDGER does, which is absolutely
nothing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

AUDRAIN county has more and bet
ter churches and schools than any
county in any State Of its population.
ALI this talk about Missouri not hav.
ing good churches and schools is q
campaign lie made out of whole
cloth
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

THE water works matter will come
up at the next meeting of the Coun-
Gil. Our Council is composed of
conservative business men, who will
Go their duty, and work for the best
interests of the CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The Teachers Institute in Mexico
beginning Aug. 18th, will be Ia Of
the bee..asnd largest attended ever
held In Mexico. These institutes are
grand things for teachers and every
one in the county should attend.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The finance committee is compos-
ed of good men. If they will do
their work we'll the ex-Confederate
reunion will be a grand success, and
there will be more people l Mexico
than ever before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The sermon by Rev. E. K. Miller
on Temperance Sunday was one
of the best aver preached in this city.
He struck the key note of the matter
and bis audience endorsed every
word he uttered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

THERE will be a meeting of the
Board of Trade and citizens interest
ed next Saturday night to talk with
Lacy, the tobacco man.. Now is the
time for Mexico to secure a tobacco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The poor old rotten, rocking.
sinking Bloody Shirt. Strange thai
men should prefer it for an ensign to
the stars and stripes. And yet they
do
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

EVERY person in Mexico who is in
terested In factories should attend
the meeting Saturday night, when
Lacy, the tobacco man, will make
Mexico S proposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30
0pRM MONDAY.
The Works OF the salamanaar stote-
lining Company Likely TO open
Monday.

&
superintendent stuewe. of the Sal
amander stove-iining Company, told
a LEnarR reporter this morning that
the works of the company IN West
Mexico would be running, likely, by
Monday next. For two months, 81.
parieneed men have been quietly at
work ON what used TO be Lanes pork
packing establishment, on west Jack
SOL street, and have transformed 1t
into n complete factory for the an
ufaeture Of fire hriek and staye-lining.
In the west side of the building great
Inns have been built, in which is
stored hne fire clay, already crushed
and ready for the moulds. When
the works get IN good running order
here, q crushef. with engine aud
boiler, will be put in, and clay taken
from the beds IN the east part Of the
city used. The establishment will be
opened however, and the first kilns
burnt with Galloway county clay.
The first floors of the factory are all
arranged and ready for working,
though the second story is not yet
completed The delay IN starting
is caused 10y the slowness of a manu-
featuring concern in st Louis in far
nlshing machinery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

The makers of whisky have re-
solved to make no more for 8 year.
If the drinkers of whisky were to
stop drinking for a year, what an
alarming situation we should have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

GENERALLY speaking, Mexico is
the healthiest city in Missouri. The
present sickness prevailing will not
last long or prove serious.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-30

POSTMASTER SAUNDERS time will be
out about the first of next year, and
we learn there will be a hot fight for
the place.